2012/05/17 www.theetfbully.com issues new SELL SIGNAL for international equity funds

On Friday May 18, 2012 a new SELL SIGNAL for international equity funds was published in the weekly StatSheet at www.theetfbully.com. The International TTI crossed below its long-term trend line signaling a ‘Sell’ as announced, in effect as of May 15, 2012:

Sell:  International Equity Funds / ETFs

Please read ALL the important comments of the signal author, Ulli the ETF BULLY at http://www.theetfbully.com/. Specifically, Ulli notes in his post: "... this only applies to “broadly diversified international equity ETFs/mutual funds."

2012/02/08 www.theetfbully.com issues new BUY SIGNAL for international equity funds

On Tuesday February 7, 2012 a new BUY signal was published at www.theetfbully.com:, to be in effect as of February 8, 2012:

Buy:  International Equity Funds / ETFs

Please read ALL the important comments of the signal author, Ulli the ETF BULLY at http://www.theetfbully.com/. Specifically, Ulli notes in his post:

"In regards to trends, our International Trend Tracking Index (TTI), which started to cross its long-term trend line last week, has now rallied above it by +2.83% generating a ‘Buy’ for that area.
 
Again, this only applies to “broadly diversified international equity ETFs/mutual funds.” If you are not fully invested at this point, you may consider allocating to this area as well. If you do, it is absolutely imperative that you maintain a trailing sell stop on your positions at all times, in case this new cycle runs into resistance and heads back into bear market territory."

You will find investment opportunities in Ulli's table with the Top International Funds / ETFs as of February 2, 2012 here.

2011/06/16 www.theETFbully.com issues new SELL signal for international ETFs / No Load Funds

In response to the current global market weakness, a new SELL signal for international markets was issued today in Ulli Niemann's first class weekly ETF/No Load Fund Tracker StatSheet. This signal based on Ulli's proprietary International Trend Tracking Index (TTI) applies to many world markets in general, and specifically to the funds/ETFs listed in his International Funds/ETFs list. It should also be mentioned that Ulli's Domestic Trend Tracking Index is still holding up above the bearish trigger line. I guess, soon it'll be time for the DOMESTIC BEAR to take the stage ...

2011/05/30 DOMINO rally still on

In last week's post it was pointed out, that many of the world markets are now on the edge of starting a most likely powerful run in either direction. While everybody was waiting for the kick-off of the DOMINO rally in those markets, they did nothing but stay put last week. The daily chart of the SPY on Friday May 27 shows, that the S&P 500 snapped back into its converging triangle just to show its indecision in form of a spinning top.

Other markets behaved similarly erratic, caught in between support and resistance, as shown nicely in Chris Kimble's blog "Groundhog Day" in the broad markets of last Friday.
              So stay on alert for the kick-off, the DOMINO rally is still on !

2011/05/23 kimblechartingsolutions.com: still waiting for the DOMINO kick-off

Global Markets are at a decision point, a dangerous situation, but also one that can be taken advantage of. The DOMINO game is still on! Keep an eye on Chris Kimble's new post "World on a high wire ...", in which he shows a great chart comparing snap-shots for the markets France, Germany, London, EAFE, Shanghai, and the S&P500. Chris concludes "... if one breaks support, several could !!!", so watch out for a move in either direction.

While it is still very early in the week, note that the S&P 500 actually HAS already dropped below the trendline established in August 2010. Possibly, there could be some very nice plays on the defensive side coming up this week.

2011/05/17 kimblechartingsolutions.com: S&P 500 gives early warning signal - DOMINO effect ahead?

On May 14, Chris Kimble posted an eluding summary chart of six very important indices, all of them run up against resistance and testing support. He also noted that "..., risks are much higher than normal right now" and asked "Great escape time?" In his follow-up post of 17 May he then suggested that the observed move of the S&P 500 below support should be watched with great care, as "odds are very high that support across the board will break!!!", so his words.

SO BE ON HIGH ALERT FOR A DOMINO EFFECT !